Iron County Record | 1932-12-15 | Page 3 | Molasses Not Shown to be of Especial Value

I Molasses Not Shown to toBe toI I Be of Especial Value Molasses added at lit the rate of ot one one- halt half and one pound dally daily per steer calf calt Increased feed consumption and gains gain I 1 I In n test recently completed at lit the 1 I Ohio experiment sill station lion Twenty head of calves hc In fn each i steer n were used usell lot and all were wre fed for a period of or 40 weeks I They were then appraised by 1111 representatives of ot four markets and their I returns were computed on nn the basis of ot the average of ot these appraisals The Time lots receiving the molasses consumed con con- consumed more earn corn titan than the check chck lot I They also gained more rapidly I Lot Jot ot 2 I lot 1 by hy about 4 45 pounds per steer although lI the men from the markets did not consider them any I fu fatter It 11 Molasses seems Slem to make calves grow more I I If It a n feeder Is Interested In rapidity I I of ot gains molasses may help to get It I From an economy point of ot view It isa Is r n a case ose of ot feeders feeder's choice Exchange